REET Certificate: The Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE/BSER) has issued the certificates for the successful candidates of the Rajasthan Teacher Eligibility Examination (REET). Candidates who have cleared the exam can download their certificates from the website, reet2024.co.in. To download the REET certificate, candidates will need their roll number and date of birth. Follow the steps outlined on the website to view and download your certificate.
How To Download REET Certificate?
Step 1 – Visit the official website of REET — reet2024.co.in.
Step 2 – Click on the certificate download link.
Step 3 – Enter the login details and click on the submit button.
Step 4 – Your admit card will appear on the screen.
Step 5 – Download the admit card and download it.
REET 2024 Certificate Direct link Here
After downloading the certificates, candidates must cross check all the details on it and report to RBSE at the earliest. Candidates must check the spelling of their name, date of birth, category, roll number, registration number, qualifying status, subject wise marks, and total marks on their result. The marking scheme of the exam includes one mark for each correct answer. There is no negative marking.
REET 2024 Exam Details
The exam was held in three shifts on February 27 and 28, and the results were announced on May 8. REET is a teacher recruitment exam for primary and upper primary government school teachers in Rajasthan. The exam is held at two levels — level 1 exam is conducted for the recruitment of primary teachers and the level II exam is held to recruit teachers for the upper primary level. The certificate is valid for lifetime.
Take a look at this year’s result:
Level 1: While 3,46,626 candidates registered for the exam, 3,14,195 appeared for it of which 1,95,847 passed. The first level pass percentage stood at 62.33 per cent.
Level 2: As many as 9,68,502 candidates registered, of which 8,79,671 appeared for the exam and 3,93,124 passed. The pass percentage stood at 44.69 per cent.
Both levels combined: A total of 1,14,696 candidates registered for both levels, of which 92,767 appeared and 47,097 passed taking the overall pass percentage to 50.77 per cent.